The Brenners Park Hotel in Baden Baden, Germany – the flagship property of the Oetker Collection – will launch its destination health spa Villa Stéphanie on 15 January 2015.

The spa will feature 15 treatment rooms overlooking the Park’s gardens, a 500sq m (5,382sq ft) sauna, kneipping baths, a plunge pool for recovery, a hammam, a ladies spa and sauna, a fitness centre plus physio and spinal treatment facilities. The spa uses products by its main partner Sisley, in addition to Anika Organic Luxury and SkinCeuticals.

Directly connected to Villa Stéphanie, the 1,700sq m Haus Julius is the home of Brenners Park’s medical care. There are 20 medical specialists – ranging from physical therapists, cardiologists, gynaecologists, nutritionists to dermatologists. These staff members have been retained from the former Brenners spa clinic.

The new Bergit Countess Douglas-designed spa will be managed in-house according to Brenners Park’s 30-year-old four pillars of wellbeing – beauty, detox and nutrition, medical care and emotional therapy. Bergit Countess Douglas has been responsible for the continuous refurbishment of Brenners for the past 25 years.

The 100-bed Brenners Hotel is part of the Oetker Collection, which is owned by the family food empire Oetker (see Spa Business 13/2 p42).